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| Assassin |
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| Its not often that an aspiring deejay on his very first attempt at making a career out of dancehall actually does. But living up to his epithet, Assassin only needed one shot. |
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| 12/20/2026 |
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| Biggie Irie |
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| With a voice like rich molasses and a commanding stage presence Biggie Iries career started in 1986, with a reggae group called Exodus. Barbadians perhaps best know him as a founding member of The Splash Band whose repertoire was dedicated solely to reggae music. |
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| 6/1/2025 |
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| Bunji Garlin |
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| The Caribbeans most adroit lyricist of the day, Bunji Garlin, is poised to make an explosive impact on the global music arena. Add that to his phenomenal lyrical abilities and Bunjis astonishing vocal flair and you have an unstoppable force that renders audiences mesmerized from his opening lines. |
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| 3/14/2025 |
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| Da'Ville |
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| Music connects the world, but reggae dancehall connects people. It makes them listen and move at the same time. Music is my medium of expression that I use for people to vibe with me- DaVille |
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| 6/1/2023 |
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| Elephant Man |
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| Elephant Man aka De Energy God formerly of Scare Dem Crew is Reggae Dancehall keeper of the sweeper from dance tunes to sweet harmonic tunes Elephant Man provides them all |
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| 4/16/2022 |
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| Fraud Squad |
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| What began as nothing more than fun has evolved into a full time career for Adrian Dirty Harry Oneale and Omar DJ Chilly Jordan. Back in 1999, they exploded onto the music scene with their hit single Tek Dat which went on to become the title for a number of popular fetes across Canada, England and the United States. The following year the Fraud Squad released Yuh Wuk and once again the response to their music was very enthusiastic. |
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| 6/1/2021 |
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| I-WAYNE |
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| Roots and culture artists have long been a constant in Jamaica, from the influence of legends like Bob Marley to conscious dancehall singers like Garnet Silk. However, in the summer of 2004 a new and powerfully distinct voice emerged on the reggae music scene. |
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| 5/29/2018 |
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| Keisha Christian |
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| They say music flows within her veins, from birth her father, veteran calypsonian "The Mighty Destroyer", was actually on stage competing in a major calypso competition. Keisha was surrounded by music in all ways from a very tender age. Her first on stage performance was at the tender age of six when her father called her on stage to "wine down" to one of his song then entitled "Rub Up" |
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| 6/20/2015 |
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| Lady Saw |
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| It can be safely stated that Lady Saw is considered Jamaicas top lady djs/singer. While she stands a petite five feet five inches, she is by no means small in stature. Lady Saw has the voice, the appeal and the stage presence that allow her to stand above other reggae dancehall performers in any arena. |
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| 11/15/2014 |
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| Lil Rick aka Hypa Dawg aka chihuahua Business man |
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| Best known for his wuk up performance, a Bajan term used to describe his enviable pelvic gyration; Lil Rick has undisputedly earned himself the infamous title, Hypa Dawg. Guaranteeing his fans, non-stop hype from the moment he enters the stage, they watch in awe as he commands crowds of screaming fans to attempt his well-choreographed movements. |
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| 7/26/2014 |
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| Mavado |
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MAVADO GANGSTA FOR LIFE
Born pon the gully an we never choose it.
Known to the world as Mavado, the singer behind the eerie wails of Anywayyy! and Gangsta for life!
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| 11/14/2013 |
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| Morgan Heritage |
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| Described as one of musics most influential reggae acts around today, the members of Morgan Heritage |
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| 8/13/2013 |
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| Mr. Dale |
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| Acknowledged as an artiste of exceptional quality, Dale Mr. Dale Rudder blasted onto the Barbados soca stage in 1998 with the self-penned hit single Kaylaylay. The single dominated the number one spot on all local radio stations during the Crop Over season of that year, and critics agreed that the young artiste was destined to be a force to reckon with, not only in his native Barbados but also in the international music arena. |
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| 6/1/2013 |
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| Peter Ram |
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| Peter "Ram" Wiggins is a household name not only in Barbados but also throughout the Caribbean, New York and London. His career started in the mid-eighties as a DJ, playing at street jams and parties with his cousin Chihuahua Business Man (Lil Rick). He started writing lyrics and decided to try his hand at the mic; the rest, as they say, is history. |
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| 8/26/2010 |
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| Phillip Scantlebury |
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| Philip Scantlebury has created a niche for himself by becoming Barbados leading alternative vocalist. This unique songwriter, performer and guitarist embarked on his musical journey over a decade go. |
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| 5/1/2010 |
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| Sean Paul |
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SEAN PAUL
Dancehall reggae is not just about the killer riddims; people all over the world love the way we speak. |
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| 9/29/2007 |
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| Shaggy |
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| After one decade, six albums, two of them multi-platinum, five #1 hits, and eleven top ten singles worldwide, Grammy winning Big Yard recording artist Shaggy is still on the grind. Making music that celebrates his culture and being an ambassador for Reggae music has always been the driving force in the heart of Jamaicas only living Diamond-plus selling artist. |
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| 8/13/2007 |
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| Supa Neil |
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| Supa Neil Info & Interview coming soon so stay tuned. Click inside for his New Hit Tune Truth & Rights |
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| 6/1/2007 |
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| Tanya Stephens |
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| As reggae dancehall continues to take over mainstream record charts, the world is coming to know its riddimatic reflection of the young male Jamaican mind. Reggae is a mans world. And singer/deejay [reggae rapper] Tanya Stephens is that rare outta order gal pickney whos proved to the dancehall frat that shes meant for more than decorating mens rhymes with smooth background harmonies. |
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| 11/18/2006 |
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| Tarrus Riley |
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| Not even ten chariots with horses can stop this new Reggae voice on the scene no, its not a novelty act, but one that is destined for legendary status. A natural man of superb talent has risen like a Phoenix |
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| 11/1/2006 |
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| Tony Matterhorn |
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| Known as the Man From Mars, Tony "Mentally Ill" Matterhorn. One of Reggae Dancehall biggest & Brightest MC/DJ/SELECTOR. |
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| 4/29/2006 |
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| Wayne Wonder |
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| Although dancehall Reggae deejays (rappers) must be lyrically tough, unleashing rapid-fire guns in the ghetto rhymes and inflated sexual boastings, Reggae dancehall singers can attain great popularity sensitively cooing about a new found love, melodically lamenting a love gone wrong and emotionally conveying other oh-so tender concerns. |
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